TUTORIALS

Having mastered basic circle cutting (Part 1) and ring creation (Part 2) with the LLP Hole-Free Circle Cutter Pro, you're now ready for projects demanding the highest accuracy and repeatability. Whether you're creating complex puzzles, producing uniform parts in batches, or needing exact placement for cuts, freehand centering is no longer enough. For our Pro users, LLP introduces the high-precision Positioning Kit. This final tutorial will detail how to use this kit to elevate your cutting work from a manual craft to precision engineering.

Now that you've mastered cutting perfect circles with the LLP Hole-Free Circle Cutter Pro (from Part 1), it's time to level up with a more challenging and practical skill: cutting precise rings. Rings are essential in model making, paper art, and signage, where cut quality is everything. This guide will show you how to leverage the Pro's unique fixed-pivot design to cut flawless, concentric rings in just two simple steps.

Today, in Part 1 of our tutorial trilogy, we dive deep into the core design and assembly philosophy of this upgraded tool, revealing how it seamlessly blends professional performance with user experience.

In shooting the wings, the tool I use mostly is the LLP light knife, and then use a small light source such as a light paint pen or a small flashli...

If there is no such functions in your phone, choose a camera instead.  The setup of the camera is a little more complicated. The simple method is to use aperture first, set ISO to 100. According to the ambient light, the aperture receives around f6 ~ f18, the time for exposure is controlled within 30 seconds, or use Bulb model for exposure. It's best to have a Shutter Release. A wireless shutter is highly recommended. You can control the shutter time and prevent camera shaking at as well.

"Everyone has a different aesthetic and preference for photography. When I paint Light-panting portraits, I don't like to draw too much concrete patterns (such as animals, flowers, boats. )In my opinion, the effect that can be achieved with Ps，which is unable to sublimate the work and convey emotion. The perfect combination of light painting and portrait is actually set off by light painting to show the hearts and emotions of the characters. Therefore, light painting portraits should have their own artistic expression.

 If portraits photography is to express the current emotions of the lens, then light portraits express the emotions under the mind.

Its surreal visual effects seem to give you an unknown power. Maybe it appeared in your dream, but I can take you back to that moment through the image and record it. Creating a good work requires ability and imagination. It's also because abstract patterns erase more imagination.

So，I personally prefer to combine abstract images with portraits to express people's mood and artistic conception"